MORPH’D
Presented by PAR®
Incredible Adaptations
Learn the shocking truth about electric eels and paddlefish. Peer through the eyes of mudskippers and four-eyed fish. Discover toxic tales of red cherry shrimp and poison dart frogs. From the colorful to the camouflaged, the slightly slimy to the super smooth, each animal in MORPH’D presented by PAR® tells a story of survival. This highly interactive experience features engaging and resilient species with unique adaptations.
High Sensory Area
Animal Spotlights
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Paddlefish
Boneless, scaleless fish that can grow to be up to 7 feet long and weigh as much as 200 pounds.
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Cherry Shrimp
Tiny social decapods with a knack for recycling and the ability to look good doing it.
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Poison Dart Frog
Bright, bold, and toxic, poison dart frogs use a little bit of color to make a big statement.
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Electric Eel
With a long, snake-like body, electric eels are not considered true eels.
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Mudskipper
Wonderful with some wild moves, these fish out of water are evolutionary wonders.
Our Commitment to Conservation
Unique adaptations aren’t all it takes for a species to survive. As humans, we have a huge impact on our environment, but everyone can play a critical role in conservation. The Florida Aquarium is working to protect and restore ecosystems on many conservation fronts using a science-based, impact-driven approach to address key conservation issues.
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